KCSE 2025 Malpractice Crackdown: Why Cases Dropped and What It Means for Future Exams
Kenya recorded a decline in KCSE exam malpractice cases in 2025. Learn why irregularities fell, the reforms behind the shift, and what the Ministry of…
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Why Merged Schools Must Embrace Teamwork to Survive the CBC Era
With the integration of Junior School into primary institutions creating complex staffing dynamics, TSC says collaboration, creativity, and shared leadership are key to achieving Competency-Based…
Why TSC’s Proposed Three-Tier Leadership Model Could Reshape or Break Kenya’s Education System
A deep dive into TSC’s proposed principal–deputy primary–deputy junior school structure, exploring its potential impact, resistance from unions, and what it means for the future…
Tension in Schools as TSC’s New Junior School Management Plan Sparks Fierce Resistance
Kenya’s proposed Junior School management overhaul has ignited heated opposition from Knut and KEPSHA leaders, who warn that placing junior school teachers over primary heads…
The Future of CBE at Risk: Why Kenya Must Resolve Teacher and Infrastructure Gaps Urgently
Kenya’s Competency-Based Education (CBE) system is at a crossroads. While the government is committed to implementing the new curriculum, unresolved teacher shortages, inconsistent communication and…
How Mixed Government Statements Is Fueling Crisis in Kenya’s Education Sector
Clear communication is the backbone of effective public policy. Yet Kenya’s education sector has become a case study in the consequences of inconsistent messaging. Contradictory…
Is the Internship Programme Sustainable? Examining Kenya’s Long-Term Teacher Hiring Model
The government’s reliance on internships to address teacher shortages has sparked a larger debate about sustainability. While internships are cost-effective in the short term, education…
Infrastructure Crisis in Junior Schools: The Hidden Threat to CBE Implementation
While teacher shortages dominate headlines, a deeper crisis quietly threatens the success of Kenya’s Competency-Based Education (CBE) rollout: inadequate infrastructure in Junior Schools. Without enough…
The Human Cost of Uncertainty: Inside the Lives of Kenya’s Junior School Intern Teachers
Behind government policies, recruitment figures and political pronouncements lies a quieter story—one of thousands of Junior School intern teachers living with anxiety, financial strain and…